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If you want to excel in your career, you need to work on niches that are not saturated. Some career fields are less saturated than others. For example tech-related skills like software development, animation, and cybersecurity are more specialized and command higher rates. A single project in coding or animation can earn you as much as multiple writing or design jobs.
 
Not many jobs that isn't over flooding, mostly since every company in existence is laying off people.
 
The tech world is so big that even if there are a 100,00 new pro entrants every month, it would not be saturated. Every other career, skill and business is generally over - saturated. You would need differentiation through innovation to excel.
 
I think healthcare areas are not saturated. One could do medical writing but it requires a professional level experience.
 
The tech world is so big that even if there are a 100,00 new pro entrants every month, it would not be saturated. Every other career, skill and business is generally over - saturated. You would need differentiation through innovation to excel.

The tech world is also over saturated, but the key part is that there are some of those jobs in the tech industry that not many can be able to handle even when they have the mindset that they are going to get it done.
 
The tech world is also over saturated, but the key part is that there are some of those jobs in the tech industry that not many can be able to handle even when they have the mindset that they are going to get it done.
the tech industry is constantly developing and so it is not saturated but not all areas are free because some parts in tech are more saturated than others but there will always be opportunities for innovation in the tech world.
 
There is competition in many industries but sustainable energy, cyber security, and healthcare technology are not saturated yet.
 
the tech industry is constantly developing and so it is not saturated but not all areas are free because some parts in tech are more saturated than others but there will always be opportunities for innovation in the tech world.
The tech industry is a vast industry. You have many elements to it from cybersecurity, programming, web design, community management, game development to social media management, remote work, along with video creation.

Some of these fields may be quite busy, but you might be able to find some type of work in any of these fields as long as you have experience and the willingness to learn.

There are even courses where you can get certifications to get more experience and knowledge, especially for cybersecurity or programming.
 
The tech industry is a vast industry. You have many elements to it from cybersecurity, programming, web design, community management, game development to social media management, remote work, along with video creation.

Some of these fields may be quite busy, but you might be able to find some type of work in any of these fields as long as you have experience and the willingness to learn.

There are even courses where you can get certifications to get more experience and knowledge, especially for cybersecurity or programming.
That is very correct because the tech industry is very wide and that gives people enough opportunity but some fields in the tech industry are highly competitive like cybersecurity and programming but there are still niches within these areas that are not as saturated as we think.
 
The teaching and fast-food jobs are perhaps not saturated because nobody wants to do them. Issues with them are pay and/or the work environment.

The bright side of them is they are AI proof for a lot longer than stuff like coding.